[News] Braking news - Donatello in trouble

[TomandJerry]

The Italian restaurant Donatello could be fined £120,000 and face losing its premises licence after six illegal workers were found.

Immigration enforcement officers raided the restaurant, in Brighton Place, Brighton, on November 9 after receiving intelligence and found a Russian man, four Uzbekistani men and a woman from the Ivory Coast.

The Uzbekistani men were arrested for breach of their visa conditions and detained and will be “dealt with according to immigration rules”.

 

[Eeyore]

Not criminals really though are they ? Just trying to earn a living. We have it on a plate in this country (pardon the pun).

 

[el punal]

Braking - as in everything has come to a full stop, or Breaking - as in earth shattering?

 

[Swansman]

As long as Michelangelo is fine I'm not too bothered.

 

[Justice]

If they weren’t paying minimum wage at least then they deserve to be punished.

 

[el punal]

As long as Michelangelo is fine I'm not too bothered.

Has he hit the ceiling yet?

 

[JamesAndTheGiantHead]

Braking - as in everything has come to a full stop, or Breaking - as in earth shattering?

It sounds like a fluid situation, let’s not bring the thread slowly and safely to a halt.

 

[dazzer6666]

It’s about time someone put their foot down

 

[dejavuatbtn]

If they weren’t paying minimum wage at least then they deserve to be punished.

…… and wouldn’t put their sponsorship of the Albion in a good light.

 

[Beach Hut]

More news sh1te from the OP

 

[Greg Bobkin]

These threads need to stop.

 

[Invicta]

Think they will survive

 

[Pavilionaire]

Brexit working well then.

 

[Brok]

I thought I was addicted to brake fluid... but found I could stop easily.

 

[jcdenton08]

I don’t understand. The rules are very clear. To work in the UK, you need the legal right to work. If you don’t have the legal right to work, you are working illegally.

If an employer hires people without the legal right to work and doing due diligence to get proof of this, they have broken the law.

It’s like the football betting with Ivan Toney. The rules are very clear. It doesn’t matter if people don’t like the rules, or they “have a point”, if you act outside of the very well established and known laws they will be punished.

It’s really not rocket science. Don’t hire people who don’t have the legal right to work. And if you don’t have the right to work and are caught working, expect to be punished.

 

[Live by the sea]

J c Denton is right . Breaking news .

 

[HalfaSeatOn]

Businesses are struggling to recruit legally so doesn’t surprise me.

 

[zefarelly]

There must be a fish angle in here somewhere.

The business could get battered in the courts if found guilty.

 

[Brian Fantana]

I don’t understand. The rules are very clear. To work in the UK, you need the legal right to work. If you don’t have the legal right to work, you are working illegally.

If an employer hires people without the legal right to work and doing due diligence to get proof of this, they have broken the law.

It’s like the football betting with Ivan Toney. The rules are very clear. It doesn’t matter if people don’t like the rules, or they “have a point”, if you act outside of the very well established and known laws they will be punished.

It’s really not rocket science. Don’t hire people who don’t have the legal right to work. And if you don’t have the right to work and are caught working, expect to be punished.

Absolutely this. It is amazingly daft behaviour from a well-established restaurant. They deserve anything coming their way.

 

[Perfidious Albion]

Despite their Albion connections, and great pizzas, you have to follow the law . Sorry but no sympathy.